Big Price Improvement...Located about 4.5 miles SE of Dixon lying within Reclamation District 2068 (RD 2068) which is one of the best water districts in the state. In support of that claim...during this current brutal drought, RD 2068 had full water allocation during last drought (5.5 acre feet/acre). While RD 2068 has excellent water rights it is also backed by the North Delta Water Agency Agreement with State. RD 2068 maintains the drainage canals. The water rates are relatively cheap. Annual assessments for M & O are about $16/acre. Today, RD 2068 really has no peer in Northern California
The farm history has been as an irrigated hay ranch producing alfalfa and sudan grass. Currently there is a stand of alfalfa on the S. 1/2 and the N 1/2 is planted to sudan grass. Both crops use a lot of water. Soils are uniform Class 2 clays. This standard quarter-section has an active Williamson...
The farm history has been as an irrigated hay ranch producing alfalfa and sudan grass. Currently there is a stand of alfalfa on the S. 1/2 and the N 1/2 is planted to sudan grass. Both crops use a lot of water. Soils are uniform Class 2 clays. This standard quarter-section has an active Williamson Act contract that will help keep the taxes down. See our attached offering memorandum and color maps for more details.
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Research Parcel InformationFrom Bay Area: Take Interstate 80 East toward Sacramento, CA - take Midway Rd. exit and proceed East 6 miles to Robben Road; Turn R on Robben Rd. and proceed South for 2 miles to Radio Station Road.; Turn L on Radio Station Rd. side and proceed 1 mile to the SWC of subject property (look for sign)